grazed |
clawed |
As verbs the difference between grazed and clawed
is that
grazed is (
graze) while
clawed is (
claw).
As an adjective clawed is
having claws (
of animals).
scratched |
clawed |
As adjectives the difference between scratched and clawed
is that
scratched is produced by scratching while
clawed is having claws (
of animals).
As verbs the difference between scratched and clawed
is that
scratched is (
scratch) while
clawed is (
claw).
clayed |
clawed |
As adjectives the difference between clayed and clawed
is that
clayed is containing clay while
clawed is having claws (
of animals).
As verbs the difference between clayed and clawed
is that
clayed is (
clay) while
clawed is (
claw).
flawed |
clawed |
As adjectives the difference between flawed and clawed
is that
flawed is having a flaw while
clawed is having claws (
of animals).
As a verb clawed is
(
claw).
chawed |
clawed |
As verbs the difference between chawed and clawed
is that
chawed is (
chaw), ie nonstandard variant of chewed while
clawed is (
claw).
As an adjective clawed is
having claws (
of animals).
clawed |
lawed |
As verbs the difference between clawed and lawed
is that
clawed is past tense of claw while
lawed is past tense of lawe.
As an adjective clawed
is having claws of animals.
clawed |
clawbed |
As an adjective clawed
is having claws (
of animals).
As a verb clawed
is (
claw).
As a noun clawbed is
the part of the body that houses a mammal's claw.
clewed |
clawed |
As verbs the difference between clewed and clawed
is that
clewed is past tense of clew while
clawed is past tense of claw.
As an adjective clawed is
having claws of animals.
clawed |
cawed |
As verbs the difference between clawed and cawed
is that
clawed is past tense of claw while
cawed is past tense of caw.
As an adjective clawed
is having claws of animals.
clawed |
gnawed |
As verbs the difference between clawed and gnawed
is that
clawed is past tense of claw while
gnawed is past tense of gnaw.
As an adjective clawed
is having claws of animals.
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